Cutaways are for reaching higher frets on the fingerboard. Acoustic (including classical) players don't really go to the higher frets "very often" because usually it wouldn't make much noise and sounds a bit weak. Electric players on the other hand do tend to use the higher frets.
He has bought a few Olsen guitars. A SJ, a SJ cutaway, and a Dreadnaught.
Classical guitars are usually 19 frets long.
Japanese manufacturer Aria Guitars makes acoustic guitars, electric guitars, electric basses, and classical guitars. It also offers a wide range of accessories.
(Fender stratocaster) A double cut-away guitar offers a lighter, thinner, guitar with easier playability since you can more easily get your hand around the higher frets. (Gibson Les Paul) A single-cutaway guitar offers a heavier, bulkier guitar with more sustain and less playability. Usually offers a different sound from double-cutaways. It's really all about style
assuming 19 nightenn frets on your high e string it b6
He has bought a few Olsen guitars. A SJ, a SJ cutaway, and a Dreadnaught.
Not necessarily . Classical guitars can come from many countries, notably Spain, Italy, France, German , England and USA
Classical guitars are usually 19 frets long.
Japanese manufacturer Aria Guitars makes acoustic guitars, electric guitars, electric basses, and classical guitars. It also offers a wide range of accessories.
(Fender stratocaster) A double cut-away guitar offers a lighter, thinner, guitar with easier playability since you can more easily get your hand around the higher frets. (Gibson Les Paul) A single-cutaway guitar offers a heavier, bulkier guitar with more sustain and less playability. Usually offers a different sound from double-cutaways. It's really all about style
a more plastic or softer feeling string used on classical guitars , interesting fact before the 1940s they where made out of animal guts for classical guitars
Wood, metal, and nylon strings
No. A classical uses nylon strings that are softer than the steel strings found on an acoustic. The acoustic produces a brighter, sharper sound.
Spain is the traditional country.
Spain these are known as classical guitars
guitars violins and lots of classical types
no, a classical guitar doesn't always have a truss rod. The added tension could warp the neck making it unplayable over time. In my experience classical guitars also have softer frets than a steel string guitar. Steel strings would eat away at a classical guitars frets in no time. I've personally witnessed classical guitars that were ruined because someone wanted to use steel strings on them.